Sentence examples for longer-term value from inspiring English sources

The short-term effect will be obvious, but the program's longer-term value — either as a method of stimulating the economy or saving energy — is less clear.

Some researchers who study how people interact online say that these services are a logical evolution for social media and hold the potential for longer-term value.

Appraisals generally come in a little bit higher than zestimates because an appraiser is trying to think of longer-term value".

Morgan Stanley cut its target price from 190p to 170p, saying: The reduction is due to lower near-term profitability at C&W international and lower longer-term value at C&W worldwide as data growth is slower.

Paul Druckman, who heads up the International Integrated Reporting Council, said: "We know that reporting influences behaviour, so corporate reporting reform should encourage behaviour that focuses on longer-term value creation in order to achieve financial stability and sustainability".

"We see this as more likely enhancing the longer-term value of Facebook for both users and advertisers rather than adding materially to financial performance in the very near term," he said.

But longer term value is evident in our view in the sector as the market moves to discount 2012 normalised earnings per share.

Forecast reductions may ensue for the current year, requiring a further accelerated response on the cost base, but we look to longer term value leveraging the balance sheet.

He has cut his forecast for the shares' longer term value from $36 to $27, compared with Twitter's valuation of $45.10 in 2013 when it began trading on the New York Stock Exchange.

However, if the company can successfully justify its confidence in the additional sales growth which the opex investment should drive, this will ultimately increase the longer term value of the business.

We have often made choices to build longer term value that would have been much harder to rationalize within the constraints of a model that is looking for a quicker, if lesser, return.